Danny Dig on the Importance of Enabling Programmers VIDEO
Josephine Cheng interviews Danny Dig, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Oregon State University, about his research on enabling programmers to change very large computing systems that otherwise would become obsolete. http://www.microsoftfacultysummit.com
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